How to Know It's Time to Move On

You're madly in love with a married man and have been for a long time. He's unhappy at home and needed someone to talk to - you fell right into that category. Within no time he visited your bed, VictoriaHearts.com called late at night, dropped by to see you because he was in the neighborhood.

 

He has finally made up his mind to divorce.

 

These past months have been so much fun - you laugh together, have so much in common, and now he's leaving his marriage. You are ready for your rewards - him, a steady and comfortable life, and you will finally be able to meet his family and friends. Life is good!

 


And all of this might work out just as you've dreamed for so long. However....

 

Have you ever considered that you may be his "transition woman" - a lover who weak men turn to for sex, moral support, and tender loving care while gaining the strength and conviction to wean themselves LatinFeels.com review  away from a strong-willed wife and a dysfunctional marriage.

 

Once he has stabilized while using you as his sounding board and gotten stronger in the meantime, he will leave his marriage and spend a lot of time with you, for a while. Secretly, he has made plans to move on.

 

If he leaves his marriage and truly loves you, he will be proud to introduce you to his children, his mother, and most of his friends. If he leaves his marriage and you are still his secret, you need to make plans of your own to move on.

 

He is biding his time, waiting for the best time to show up and announce, "we should talk". This will be hard for him and devastating for you (who has been patiently waiting for him to commit to you). YourLoveMeet Promising to always be there for you, professing his affection, and asking you to be patient a while longer, he is letting you down easy. "I'm just not ready to remarry yet. You have been so wonderful, and it's not fair of me to ask, but just give me a little more time."

 

Sex between you will be better than ever, for a few months, then he'll stop by less and less, you'll be miserable wondering where he is because he won't be answering his cell phone every time you call as he did in the past. You gave him your all - love, sex, time when ever he needed you and instead of being elated, you feel terrible, disillusioned, angry, and let's face it, scared.

 

In the depths of your heart, you know that he's taken this opportunity to survey the playing field of younger, less motherly contenders for his next trip down the aisle. These young women haven't been around through his transition period and they will accept him without giving anything or anybody a second thought.

 

Bright-red flags warning of an affair that has run its course are sending you messages you can no longer ignore. You have become addicted to him and his needs but now it's time to take care of your needs. Find someone qualified to help you get past your involvement with a man who is emotionally unable to meet your needs. Discuss your feelings, not his. Accept that it's over.

 

 

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